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MVBE Project Survey Team 13
MVBE Project Survey Team 13
Name : Santhosh
Gender : Male
Age : 27
Designation : Developer
Work Experience : 4
Have you ever faced any specific ethical dilemma during your job? yes If yes
What was that ethical dilemma?
I am working in a reputed company as a project developer and was assigned to a
project. I completed the work on time and submitted the first draft of the project,
upon submission I was told that the project no longer existed and the promised
raise for the project won’t be reflecting in my salary.
How has it affected you as a person?
I felt cheated and betrayed by the company. They took my work anyway but
refused to pay up. The management could have informed me about the
termination of the project but failed to.
What decision did you take to solve that dilemma?
I mailed a complaint to my manager attaching the proof of assigning the project
to me and the issue regarding the project remuneration. But unfortunately no
action was taken.
Survey 2
Name : Govind
Gender : Male
Age : 24
Designation :
Work Experience : 4
What was that ethical dilemma?
I was a newly joined employee in a corporate firm, after successfully completing
my work for one and a half years, I got a better offer from another company and
was planning to join them by next month. I informed the company about the new
job offer and they said the company had two years bond and can leave only if I
pay two lakh rupees in order to leave early. The HR had not informed me about
the bond at the time of joining and the new HR is forcing me to continue working
for the company.
How has it affected you as a person?
This was for the first time experiencing such an event hence I was confused what
action needs to be taken.
What decision did you take to solve that dilemma?
Since the company had not spent any money on my training and the bond was not
conveyed at the time of joining, I went to my friend who is a lawyer and explained
the situation and filed a formal complaint towards the company and sent it to
them. Later that week the company officially allowed me to leave the company
and completed all the formality.
Survey 3
Name : Shankar
Gender : Male
Age : 26
Designation : Assistant Manager
Work Experience : 3
What was that ethical dilemma?
I was working as an assistant bank manager in south India. As I was getting closer
to my manager, I started receiving phone calls during the working hours from
potential employees to transfer huge amounts without any cheque. As they were
very important to the bank, the manager insisted on completing the transaction
without the cheque.
How has it affected you as a person?
As an employee I was taking a huge risk and was afraid to take a stand.
What decision did you take to solve that dilemma?
I had no choice but to wire the transaction as the manager insisted on doing this.
I could not go against my manager as it would lead to a wrong footing and could
affect my future promotions.
Survey 4
Name : Manoj
Gender : Male
Age : 40
Designation : Chief Accountant
Work Experience : 15
What was that ethical dilemma?
As a Chief accountant I was asked by my superior to alter the company statements
of the sales in order to achieve the yearly targets. I could not make my own
decision and all my work was based on managerial pressures which was
unethical. I was forced to follow it.
How has it affected you as a person?
This completely changed how I looked upon my manager and the decision he
takes
What decision did you take to solve that dilemma?
No decision was taken
Survey 5
Name : Kevin
Gender : Male
Age : 29
Designation : Relationship Manager
Work Experience : 7
What was that ethical dilemma?
I was assigned a project from a high potential client by my manager and upon
completion of the project I was asked to submit the project to the manager. Upon
enquiring the delivery of the project I was informed that it had already been done
and I came to know that the manager took all the credit all to himself.
How has it affected you as a person?
As a person I was angry at the manager for stealing my work and taking the credit.
What decision did you take to solve that dilemma?
As it was my superior manager I could not take any action as my future
promotions depend on his decision and dind not want to confront him.
Survey 6
Name: Rahul ramachandran
Gender: Male
Age: 28
Company associated with: Construction
Year of experience : 5
Designation: Site Engineer
I was working as a team leader for Toppr Technologies Pvt. Ltd. One day my
boss gave me a lead and asked me to call that customer, saying that it was a
worthy customer and that I needed to get a renewal from them. As per the
instruction from the manager, I called him. But when he attended the call, he was
saying such abusive things. The issue was that he had bought the product for a lot
of money earlier and the company did not service him properly, so he was not
able to use it. He had raised so many complaints, and the company didn’t look
into them.
I had complained directly to the boss and senior authorities about the customer
being rude and abusive. But the superiors said in a way that it was my duty to
handle such customers, whatever the scenario is and whatever it takes to get the
renewal from them.
In the company, I used to meet at least four customers daily and needed to have
a meeting with them. For that, I need to call and fix the meetings according to the
time schedule given by the customers. One day, my team leader said that he had
already fixed a meeting for today evening, but because of an emergency situation,
he wanted to leave early, and I wanted to go and meet that customer. I said OK
as I was not able to refuse the order from the boss.
When I got into the customer’s house, they locked me inside the house because
they were a very rude customer and had already asked for a refund, which the
company refused to give. They were not allowing me to leave the house until the
cash had been refunded to them. When I called the boss at the time, he initially
did not answer the phone, but after a long time, he finally did and said he couldn't
do anything and advised me to leave the house. At the time, I had no idea what to
do.
I was working for an insurance company. I used to travel a lot for my work in
order to visit the customer. The travel allowance was paid in such a way that we
will not be paid the full amount of the bill. But I was fine with it. After some
months, my teammate called me one day and said that the allowances and
expenses we are getting are very low here as we are already working at maximum
capacity. So, I'm going to make more fake bills and claim them so that I can get
a consistent amount to him as well, or else he'll be caught and punished for the
malpractice he's committing.
I was in a dilemma and didn’t know what to do. If I go the ethical way, I’ll lose
my relationship with him, who is very useful, and if I don't, I’ll be unethical to
myself.
I was employed by a financial services firm. The work was going very smoothly
there. We are in the process of calling specific customers for targeted purposes.
It was more like or similar to what BPO does. We had so many customer bases
at different companies, which is very confidential. Sometimes my colleague
sends the data to other sources to earn money. But when I enquired further, I
discovered that it was common among everyone in my team, and even the
superior was completely supportive.
I had been working as the senior relationship manager for 4 years. My work is
usually to get sales from customers through the bank channel. I was one of the
top performers in the entire state and had won several awards and recognitions
for that. I like the work very much, and I was doing my work very sincerely for
the company, and I’d brought tremendous change and revenue to the company
too.